--- Page 1 --- II A I T BERNARD un DIEDERICH EDITOR RONY CHENET, Jr. GERANT RESPONSABLE THE $ HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER VOLUME II Port-au-Prince Haiti SUNDAY, MAY 18th 1952 No. 35 New Horizon For The First Annual 44 Caribbean Tourist Handicapped Children Of Haiti Assn " Convention Opens Here Haiti is playing host this the Association - Mr. Louis Ti Lucien bis grin out- tion that were denied him week to members of The Law of Trinidad came to sbone the gleaming braves by cerebral palsy." They also Caribbean Tourist Associa- town a day early to get bn bis 6yearold legs. are the symbol of success tion which opens its First things set for the meeting: won by the patient efforts Annual Convention in Port The official headquarters of the Episcopalian Sisters au Prince tomorrow morn for the group is the Splenof Marguerite who took ing. did Hotel with Thor little Lucien from a bed in The 23 delegates arrived land and Sans Souci taking a hospital ward three and a in the Haitian Capital yes- the overflow. half years ago and tucked terday afternoon in time to (Continued on Page 2) him under their maternal attend a cocktail party in wings. their honour given by the TODAY IS FLAG DAY The doctor shook his genial El Rancho host Alhead when he examined the bert Silvera and then ad- Today is Flag Day through small lad. <He'll never journed to the Saturday out our patriotic Republic. walk, he said. The sisters Night Bamboche Headquart And in Port au Prince May took the statement not as a ers the Cabane Chou- 18th also marks the fête of PERSONALITY fact but a challenge. They coune. (the University through OF THE WEEK gave little Lucien two plum The Executive Director of which SO many young Haibers plungers to lean on, tians have been given their placed a penny on a stool a GRANDE SOIREE DE training. You might cali him wthe short distance in front of This morning On the Ambassador of Haitian Folk him and told the crippled JEUX Champ de Mars before Pre- lore.> For it Léon Des Lucien was the name of lad it was his for the getsident Magloire and high tiné that was introthe small boy whose infec ting. Lucien struggled Over Next Wednesday, May officials, boys duced millions personally of Americans tious government smile greeted Your to the stool with heartbreak 21st. the Cercle Bellevue and girls of the city schJols to the rhythmic richness of Reporter as he turned into ing slowness but he got will be the scene of a will give a salute to the the Haitian heritage the the gateway of St. Vincent's there. And before long he GRANDE SOIREE DE Haitian Flag and then pre- dance. For 11 years the School. The expanse of his was swinging through the JEUX-the profits of which sent a colourful programme dynamic mas outshone grin the gleaming playroom as easily as he will be used to swell the for the Chief of State. supple from St. Marc has young been ap* braces on his six-yearold does today. fund of the Benefit Com- (Continned on Page 2) pearing in leading United legs. In fact, Your Report He is just One of the 60 mittee of the General HosStates cities, using delicate er had to look twice before handicapped children who pital. PRESIDENT VISITS artistry, good taste and ex he even noticed the two have won the right to look The Benefit Îs being ofshowmanship to give little crutches that are Lu- forward to a useful life un fered by a group of Ameri SICK BROTHER IN CAP> Rer poignant interpretation cien's personal triumph der the guiding hands of can and Haitian ladies un- President Magloire spent of the exciting elements over the powers of locomo- (Continued on Page 3) der the high patronage of Thursday at Cap Haitien that make up the FrenchHis Excellency the President where he was called by the Afro culture of his homeand Madame Magloire illness of his eldest brother, land. being ofshowmanship to give little crutches that are Lu- forward to a useful life un fered by a group of Ameri SICK BROTHER IN CAP> Rer poignant interpretation cien's personal triumph der the guiding hands of can and Haitian ladies un- President Magloire spent of the exciting elements over the powers of locomo- (Continued on Page 3) der the high patronage of Thursday at Cap Haitien that make up the FrenchHis Excellency the President where he was called by the Afro culture of his homeand Madame Magloire illness of his eldest brother, land. First he was hailed Celanese Corp. Gives Haiti whose interest in this parti- Grandjean Magloire. At last by the small but highly dis* Boost cular charity is well known. reports the sick mn is show Criminate circle of true lovBig Publicity In U. S. Madame Louis Roy and ing steady progress in his ers of the dance. Then his Mrs. Robert Smith are joint fight for recovery. fame spread until all New Mrs. Vinton Burns persents Madame Magloire with presidents of the Benefit, With the President was York was at his feet. His CELANESE gift to charity. which will open at 6 p.m. the First Lady, M. and Ma- xHaiti Festival> at the giant Tickets can be obtained dame Arsène Magloire, Se- Ziegfeld Theatre last Spring from Mile. Zurette Celestin nator Jacques Magloire, M. was sold out weeks in adThe exciting phrase <Hai thetic fabrics. Or Mrs. Dirk Van der Kaay. Fernand Magloire, Mmes. vance. People had to be tian Holiday> is now in It is also due to the enter- They will also be available Augustin Prophete. André turned away for lack of headlines from one end of prising patriotism of Mrs. at the door the price 1 Paul, Marcaisse Prosper. J. room the night of the perAmerica to the other. It's Vinton Burns who was in- dollar. A buffet supper Elie Lambert. General An- formance. His troupe playerl being flashed On the televi instrumental in convincing will also be offered to the toine Levelt, Colonels Ste- to capacity audiences at sion screen, featured in the men in charge of the public at 2 dollars a plate. phane Woolley and Ger- Carnegie Hall and the New newspaper and magazine advertising account of the Colonel Robert Smith will main Ducheine, Majors Jo- York City Center as well ads and made the theme of huge fabric firm that Haiti be in charge of the bar. seph Jerome and Francis as the foremost concert window displays in depart- would provide an excellent Etienne. Lieut. Guillaume halls in major cities through ment stores of leading cities. background for photograph Every one is predicting it Pean, Ministers Joseph ont America. Destiné'dancAll this excellent publicity ing their fashion display.As will be a gala evening. And Charles and Clement Ju- ed to throbbing Haitian for tourism is j due to the former Sheelagh O'Mal- seldom do people have the melle, Under-Secretaries of drums on television and the big summer advertis- ley. Mrs. Burns was an out- opportunity to spend their State Roland Lataillade, Em starred in Jeading dance ing campaign of the Celan- standing publicity executive money as painlessly for an manuel Michaud, Doctors festivals as well as on the ese Corporation of America in New York and knows excellent cause. Let's make Anténor Miot, Louis Roy motion picture screen. the manufacturers of one every one in the promotion it a Big Turn-Out. and Fritz Sam. How did the son of a litof the world's leading syn- (Continued on Page 16) (Continued on Page 2) (Continned on Page 6) --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY. MAY 18th FIRST ANNUAL <CARIB BEAN TOURIST well. a brief inspection of the new They also inspected the AnASSN.> CONVENTION OP ENS HERE The conference will not wharf which will be com- tenor Firmin School which only provide an excellent pleted in July. is now nearing completion (Continued from Page 1) an inaugural address by the* exchange of ideas on ways Cap-Limbé, the asylum at' the Cap, the Maternity After church services this Secretary of Commerce. --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY. MAY 18th FIRST ANNUAL <CARIB BEAN TOURIST well. a brief inspection of the new They also inspected the AnASSN.> CONVENTION OP ENS HERE The conference will not wharf which will be com- tenor Firmin School which only provide an excellent pleted in July. is now nearing completion (Continued from Page 1) an inaugural address by the* exchange of ideas on ways Cap-Limbé, the asylum at' the Cap, the Maternity After church services this Secretary of Commerce. af- to promote the Caribbean now undergoing repairs, Hospital, the new public morning, the delegates are ter the delegates haye been as tourist territory but will was inspected by Ministers rést rooms which have just attending the Flag Day par- presented to His Excellency also give many of the tour- Jumelle and Emanuel Mi- heen installed and the Civil ade on the Champ de Mars, President Magloire. ist representatives in neigh- chaud accompanied by En- Court which is earmarked then will scoot up to the Tuesday evening the Sec- bouring West Indies coun- gineers Laroche and Nazon. for repairs. Perchoir for a luncheon of- retary of Commerce will of- tries the opportunity to get fered by Roger Jarman on fer a buffet dinner for the a first hand look at what behalf of P.A.A. The ef- delegates at Ibo Lele. The Haiti has to offer. ternoon calls for a trip to business part of the trip The Dominican RepubKenscoff, the Refuge and will be wound up on Wed- lic, Puerto Rico. the LeeFRESH CAMELS the Decouverte, In the even- nesday evening at 6 p.m. ward and Virgin Ising, at 8.30 p.m., the dele- And Thursday the members lands, Martinique and A FLOWN IN BY PAA gates will be guests of hon- of the Tourist Association Guadeloupe are all relour at.the Theatre de Ver- will fly to the Cap to see presented. In addition, Pan e dure where a special folk- San Souci Palace and the American, Caribair, The lore dance will be given. Citadelle. British West Indies Airlines, All these pleasant activi- After a shopping tour The British Overseas Airties are a prelude to three Friday, they will be driven lines and K.L.M. sent spe- A days of hard work. Their to the airport and their cial officials to the sessions. series of morning and after waiting plane, The top offi- The director of the San Juan I noon conferences On prob- cials of the National Office Caribbean Festival Mrs. lems of the tourist industry of Tourism will be On hand L. Lekis, was also present will begin tomorrow with to bid them a friendly fare- together with her Art and Crafts Chairman. Mrs. CaCAMEL therine Randolph. They say two heads are Eagerness to better than one therefore by the same of LL please process arithis included in every ticket metic it can be assumed that 25 or more travel represenTURKISE ESTIC via tatives can do better COCICARETTES cperatively than in at PAA singly tracting the flow of visitors $ IN: There's THE AIR to the Caribbean area. Haiti A about FRChUN is proud to be the seat of M veterant that traveler brings back te the first such cooperative Pan after American session and is confident that tens time. it will produce excellent reA sults. BUY YOUR FRESH CARTON TODAY ! TODAY IS FLAG DAY (Continued from Page 1) Over 1.600 young girls You Can will engage in rhythmic Depend on movements to the tune of <Fleur de Mai> in a mass de monstration under the direction of Marie Marthe Lee Firestone ON THE GROUND houx. to be the seat of M veterant that traveler brings back te the first such cooperative Pan after American session and is confident that tens time. it will produce excellent reA sults. BUY YOUR FRESH CARTON TODAY ! TODAY IS FLAG DAY (Continued from Page 1) Over 1.600 young girls You Can will engage in rhythmic Depend on movements to the tune of <Fleur de Mai> in a mass de monstration under the direction of Marie Marthe Lee Firestone ON THE GROUND houx. American a to will almost gladly Arictre you Some 1,800 young boys PrB countries and colonies from the E on 2er sic continents. primary and secondary schools will then give a demonstration of NEW YORK mass callistenics. A delegation from the E Daily, non-stop from deluxe ECa Bureau of Contributions IERL now in effect. new, low will be represented at the ratés. craes ceremonies at EER Flag Day L'Arcahaie. It includes MM. EXTRA Miesione Aiami Francois Manigat, Michelet novee by via Jn. Baptiste and Augustin nonClitandre. Batteries stop serve cities. EE At Croix des E Bouquets, REAREE STRoTE Ciudad Trujillo u San Juan school children will take Fan Belts Reertur convenient times. part in a parade through the Firestome SCE servies sdatia principal adoReur cities. village in honour of- Flag Spark Plugs @ BRAKELNINE Europe Day. Brake The Government has set Lining New frtud double- most aside 35,000 gourdes for Radiator Hose Rome. ethe celebrations. Ers SEZAFELALIE For: resercations, see your Travel Agent or PRESIDENT VISITS The Firestone name is worldfamous for the highest quality PAA SICK BROTHER IN <CAP> tires. In these other automotive WORLD'S (Continued from Page 1) needs the for car, truck or tractor, you can depend on Firestone MOST EXPERIENCED for same high quality. AIRLINE During his Cap visit. the President stopped at JustinPAN 'ien Hospital to pay a cali on the men AMERICAN 11 injured by HORLO AIRHAYS the explosion of a steam Rue Dantes Destouches Port-au-Prince roller he asked that they Telephones: 3451 and 2822 be given Firestone RE The President special care. also made --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY MAY 18th <HAITI SUN> NEW HORIZON FOR THE HANDICAPPED school. Among the 20 out one of St. Vincent's firmest The Society for the ReCHILDREN OF HAITI patients are handicapped friends The Rehabilita- habilitation of the Handicap sons and daughters of the tion expert has flown from ped will give an illustrated Port au Prince elite. Each Puerto Rico twice to pay a talk at the French Institute (Continued from Page 1) yearrold Simone languish- child is given education con- call on the Haitian school, this month on the accom ing in a bed of a local hos- sistent with the family back- examining the orthopedic plishments and goals of St. the dedicated teachers at St. pital. She not only had ground, his disability and patients as well as many Vincent's School. Anda new Vincents Haiti's only been very ill, but had been his interests. Some receive others. society for Help to the school for the Rehabilita- abandoned by her family a straight classical educa- The U-N has offered two Blind recently organized tion of the blind, deaf, who apparently did not tion, others a basic three fellowships to increase the through the efforts of Mr. dumb: and crippled. have the means or ability R's programme with special school's ability to handie Sorel is also doing much to take care of a 13-pound attention to handcrafts and its problems. ents Haiti's only been very ill, but had been his interests. Some receive others. society for Help to the school for the Rehabilita- abandoned by her family a straight classical educa- The U-N has offered two Blind recently organized tion of the blind, deaf, who apparently did not tion, others a basic three fellowships to increase the through the efforts of Mr. dumb: and crippled. have the means or ability R's programme with special school's ability to handie Sorel is also doing much to take care of a 13-pound attention to handcrafts and its problems. One is to a to increase the <social conIn spite of, the magnifi- tot who was apparently to a trade. Doctor who will specialize sciousness> of the Haitian cent and selfless work car- tally blind and so weak she All children learn to type in Physical Medicine and public. ried out by the. School, it has could not even sit alone. write. This is especially im another project is underway Despite the signs that received little recognition portant for the blind who to train a physical therapist widespread interest is awakfor its efforts in the local With Bishop Voegeli's need a means of communi to aid the youngsters in re- ening, much still needs to press. But already its achi- permission, the Sisters took cation with the seeing trieving the use of paralyzed be done. This fall, St. Vinevements have heralded a Simone from the Hospital world. Sewing, manuel Or twisted muscles. cent's plans to a the broad, attracting respect and placed her in a board- training, weaving and shoe- Several persons in the <home service> with provide a team and aid of a number of lead- ing home. Soon afterwards, making are also on the cur- Port au Prince Foreign Col- of trained workers to rehabilitation ing special- they found that the 2-year riculum to give children ony are now doing volun- corrective" and give mas and exercises ists in the States Puerto old daughter of their Ca- from the needier families a teer work at St. Vincent's. sages to crippled children in Rico. thedral organist was deaf means of earning a future Your Reporter met one of their homes several times a Madame Magloire, too, and that she had a' small livelihood. Other children these Angels of Mercy on week. The school staff has recognized, the great brother so knock kneed mav choose their subjects his visit - Mrs. Cave, the hopes to find the means of value of St. Vincent's at- that he could not stand. and experiment with vari- wife of a well-known Satur- financing the purchase of a tempt to educate the tragic The good Sisters took the ous courses until they have day Evening Post writer. car to transport the handiarray of handicapped young. three handicapped young- found one of direct interest She donates her time as a capped youngsters to the Through her generosity, the sters and cared for them in to them. member of the St. Vincent's clinic for visits. It also is School was able to purchase a day nursery in the CatheFaculty and works as a phy- making plans to organize more equipment for the dral Close. And once hav- Today 15 full-time and sical therapist but hastened cther schools and to estabdeaf youngsters and make ing started on the path of four part-time teachers car- to ask Yonr Reporter not to lish a training programme some much-needed repairs. helping afflicted children, ry the light of learning to mention the fact she feels *0 provide able teachers for The Department of Edur they could not close their the handicapped youngsters. that her contribution is un- rhe blind and deaf in other cation also came forward eyes to others needing aid. The programme for the important. The Sisters, how Haitian comunities adules with financial and profes- Within a year the number blind is under the able di- ever, feel otherwise. They as well as youngsters. s'onal help. It pays the cf their tiny charges grew rection of Jean Sorel, the are touchingly grateful to On World Health Day, monthly salarv for a teach- to 24. The Department of Edur they could not close their the handicapped youngsters. that her contribution is un- rhe blind and deaf in other cation also came forward eyes to others needing aid. The programme for the important. The Sisters, how Haitian comunities adules with financial and profes- Within a year the number blind is under the able di- ever, feel otherwise. They as well as youngsters. s'onal help. It pays the cf their tiny charges grew rection of Jean Sorel, the are touchingly grateful to On World Health Day, monthly salarv for a teach- to 24. The President of the blind Haitian youth who those who help restore the St. Vincent's had its first op er for the blind and pro- Haitian Red Cross Society studied in the United States damaged muscles of their pormnity to exhibit its vides la Public Health kindly came to their aid at the Perkin's Institute and 13 polio cripples and lend work to the public at large, nurse to be at the hool and the school was trans- returned to his homeland their efforts to aiding the On a gaily decorated float each afternoon, give neces- formed to the Red Cross to aid his handicapped com- many other youngsters need provided by the Department sarv therapy treatments and Hearquarters. In the fall patriotes: The above-named ing constant guidance and of Education, it home reproduced make visits. to check of 49 Bishop Voegeli gave Institute as well as the Ame- care. (Continued on Page 4) on the young patient's wel- the Sisters the use of Carson rican Foundation for Overfare. Hall, a former orphanage, seas Blind have generously and later the Episcopalian sent a great deal of equipDUNLOP Lucien and a large num- Seminary. ment to St. Vincent's. ber of his schoolmates are An American Doctor don- <boarded Out> in foster During the early days the ated a group auditory train TRUGK AND BUS TYRES homes by the Sisters who <creche> as the school ing unit for the deaf chilDE provide them with clothing was termed was really a dren and through it they and other necessities. The medical project. But the are stimulated to become school with its exercise gym, Sisters busily gathered tor more shearing conscious>, Aeureg dlinic and classrooms, is gether all material they Help has come from many EA nearly overflowing its small could find on methods to -other sources in the U. S. quarters which do not con- educate and train the blind The course in. lip reading tain enough room for dormi and the deaf. Miss Bryan, comes from the John Tracy tories. Sister Joan, the an Episcopalian Religious Clinic. And the director of smiling. gentle directress, Education Director came the Speech Programme at said We hope sometime to down from the States to of- the Massachusetts Eye and for be able to enlarge our build fer her aid and teaching ex Ear Infirmary Miss Helen ing. perience. Patten-not only has sent in She gave us a brief his- Though it is operated by valuable help by mail but tory. of St. Vincents as she nuns of the Episcopalian even came to Haiti during Uin kept a motherly eye cocked faith, no line is drawn for her vacation at her own exextre on her small charges, distri- the admission of youngsters. pense to visit St. Vincent's l buting pats of encourage- Handicapped children are and guide its teachers. ment to the young students welcomed regardless of their Miss Bell Greve of the as she talked. religious background and Cleveland IRehabilitation school was not the majority of the small Center has also given much BROUT The planned, it just grew. Its birth pupils are Catholics. The practical aid, providing could almost be set as the rigid class lines that separ- among other things an Agenis: TRANS-WORLD TRADING CO., S. A. Spring day-in 1945 when ate Haitian society have introduction to a Doctor Rue du Qnai the Sisters found a three- also been abolished in the who immediately became Travel Direet to Miami by Sailines Evers two weehs CE - do NUEVO DOMINICANO SoRL A Ate a MT 18 ar 3n ahies y re ur iouvly For Information see Age nt ROBERT E. that separ- among other things an Agenis: TRANS-WORLD TRADING CO., S. A. Spring day-in 1945 when ate Haitian society have introduction to a Doctor Rue du Qnai the Sisters found a three- also been abolished in the who immediately became Travel Direet to Miami by Sailines Evers two weehs CE - do NUEVO DOMINICANO SoRL A Ate a MT 18 ar 3n ahies y re ur iouvly For Information see Age nt ROBERT E. ROY, Expo sition Siand No. 7 P.0. B ox 228. Tel. 2167 --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY MAY 18th Page New Ice Cream Flavour inaugurated next Sunday, New Horizon For The ti. report At Bar Italia May 25th. The Secretary of Handicapped Children Joseph State of Public Health wili (Continued from Page 3) Confrère Gerard Rouzier preside at the Ceremony. dropped in to Bar Italia one :0:- the atmosphere of its classevening several montàs ago Friday, May 9th, Undergooms. A teacher was givand ordered, much to his Secretary of State Roland ing two blind children a les friends astonishment a <ice Lataillade and his son on side of charming in braille one cream cone> of unknown wife a in the platform while two flavour. This week it hap- honour offered reception deaf youngsters were get- Practically any afternoon NEXT WEEK pened again Gerard sat Dominican of the departing ting a lesson in speech on of the week Lt. Jacques Lat Your Reporter is track- down at a table of Petza Ambassador, H. the other. At the back of roche may be seen sadly ing down a story on the new eating friends and ordered E. Jose Aybar and Madame the float was St. Vincent's casting his weary eye 'over 35,000 dollars mobile hosAybar at the Lataillade Ford that has arrived this an ice cream Baussan tbe home in It prize pupil, little Lucien : an aged been pital that here waiter recited the list of flaTurgeau. was who looked for all the destined for the <bogota week consigned to the Ame available one more expression of the like A rican vours and stood cordial Mr. Aybar world a King greéting scrap pile. wdressagen job Embassy. by Gerard head in hands will leave feeling him when his subjects. His small thin by expert Joe Lorquet is sup :0:- replied <Marie Helen.> behind legs encased in braces and posed to life it out of the Also the rumour that the he returns: to his home the crutches dangling from sbogotan class. The engine well known bridge called :0:- land. his improvised <throne> is already in a class of its abridge never finisheds at The Soctety Madeleine :0: did nothing to destroy his own. Riviere des Matheux. ds soon Renaud Jean Louis Bar- SIPP is getting a new regal air. Around his neck to be completed. This bridge rault, which'is to go to Can- Joud speaking camionette. he had hung his beloved :0:- that. was only half built ada in October. will, also :0:- music box which he played Ti Jean Clesca Îs losing years ago has caused many stop in the States. Four per- Franck Votava popular from time to time. On his weight rapidly with the a motorist to loose his mind formances are forseen in the Manager of the BATA shoe head was a cap of straw headaches that go with as he forded the river which U.S. eAmphityrons and company returned from a 3which he used alternately building. Jean is" having a has a bad habit of gaining a wLes Fourberies>, xLe Pro- week business trip to Puerto for faning and waving to modern' showroom built in 12 feet depth in a matter of ces>. *Occupe-toi d'Ame- Rico and the States last the crowd. Needless to say, front of his furniture fac- minutes. lies. xLes Fausses confiden week with a pretty wife. many a person gazed tory on the Grand Rue. :0:- cesn and <Baptiste>. from a 3which he used alternately building. Jean is" having a has a bad habit of gaining a wLes Fourberies>, xLe Pro- week business trip to Puerto for faning and waving to modern' showroom built in 12 feet depth in a matter of ces>. *Occupe-toi d'Ame- Rico and the States last the crowd. Needless to say, front of his furniture fac- minutes. lies. xLes Fausses confiden week with a pretty wife. many a person gazed tory on the Grand Rue. :0:- cesn and <Baptiste>. In Can Congratulations Franck. thoughtfully at the signs :0:- That new Plant Codiac> ada they will add <Hamlet> :0:- on the sides of the float To make their home in out at Bizoton is selling and xLa Repetition> with Micheline Audain who <The lame learn to walk>. <Peu de Chose> are Mr. and beautiful thread and sotne an act of Musset. has been travelling abroad <The deaf learn to speak> Mrs. Rene Talamas who ar- say they will soon produce :0:- for the past months is reand <The Blind receive an rived yesterday from their cotton and silk materials. Last Saturday, the em- turning to Port shortly with Education.> They called to State-side honeymoon via ployees of the Regie du Ta- the man of her choise, mind another phrase ex- New Orleans aboard the :0:- bac gathered at Cafeteria Frenchman Max Davise. presed nearly 2,000 years <Alcoa Pioneer> Mrs. Mrs. Francis Masback ac- St. Marc to celebrate the The Benediction Nuptials ago <Suffer the Little Chil- Talamas is.formerly of King companied by Suzanne her birthday anniversary of their will be held at the Sacre dren to Comè Unto Me.> ston, Jamaica. Jamaican cook, left the 9th sympathetic Director Mr. Coeur Saturday May 31st at :0:- aboard the Hamburg Ame- Fernand Magloire. When 6.30 p.m. rican freighter <Carona> for the champagne corks pop- :0: Antwerp, Belgium. Mrs. ped, Mr. Frank Cave. spoke Last week-end a flock, Masback, formerly of Pound on behalf of those present. seventeen in number, of Ridge, Westchester Coun- wished him many happy re- small planes landed at BowInsist on ty, New York dress and turns. en Field. The planes are all the Best textile designer of note who :0:- members of the Colombian BISEIY was at one time associate of A somewhat similar Ce le- Aero Club, hopping around for Anne Duncan now a spe- bration took place last Mon the Caribbean on an aerial PROTECTION cialist in low cOst women day at the Rex Cafe when. holiday, sports wear, has resid- a large group of friends ga- :0: ed here for the past year thered to fête Henri Reiher Tuesday evening the Rivi F and a half. Prior to coming well known member of the 'era Hotel was the scene of for to Haiti Mrs. Masback kept firm Prettzmenn Agger a fashionable reception ofECONOMY a beautiful home in St. holm. Champagne flowed fered by the Counsel of AdCroix, Virgin Islands. Mrs. freely and Engineer Marcel ministration of O.D.V.A. Masback will summer in Villard did the speech mak: for visiting officials of the Las Palmas, Mallorca, Italy ing. Import and Export Bank, E and France, returning to :0:- Mr. John C. Schuyler and for Haiti in the fall. The St. Martin area is Frank Kimball. The loan CONVENIENCE again the scene of a busy for the Artibonite project is :0: mass construction project. coming through the Import The Bigio twins, Pichon Workmen are now laying Export Bank. and Berto are struggling out Cite Magloire No. 2 :0:- and see that you get against the hottest summer which reportedly will pro- This evening at tbe lbo in years by spending the vide even more homes than Lele the Diplomatic Corps LIPTON'S TEA evenings in Fermathe a its predecessor for families will honour departing Dolong ride, but they chorus of labourers. for the Artibonite project is :0: mass construction project. coming through the Import The Bigio twins, Pichon Workmen are now laying Export Bank. and Berto are struggling out Cite Magloire No. 2 :0:- and see that you get against the hottest summer which reportedly will pro- This evening at tbe lbo in years by spending the vide even more homes than Lele the Diplomatic Corps LIPTON'S TEA evenings in Fermathe a its predecessor for families will honour departing Dolong ride, but they chorus of labourers. minican Ambassador Agents : its worth it after a day in :0: Mrs. Aybar with a styish and Haiti Trading Co., S.A. town selling and boiling The Dispensary at the dinner. all day. Miragoane Hospital will be OH.GOLLY.IMG GLAD YOURE WILL YOUADVANCE I GUESS YOUR NO!JUSTGIVE At Monday's Parents Teach os: GOTTA IT SOUNDS Association IN.POPSIKNOW WHATDAY FOUR DOLLARS ON INFOEMATION ME TWODOLLARS RUNNOW, RIGHTBUT... FrS Melville meeting at THIS 152 NEVER MIND... MY ALLOWANCE2 ALONEISWORTH OFIT.. THEN YOULL DADDY. HMM... Mrs. Shaw's home TS MOTHERS BIRTHDAY! THAT MUCH! STILLOWE ME TWO.. SEE YOU. in Turgeau Col. Robert Smith of the Air Mission HERE. : AND ILL OWE YOU AT SUPPER! brought everyone up-tordate 2 OH.OH! TWO ANDER, ion the activities of the THATLL MAKE US *Fly EVEN! ing Saucers> and the annual school # a RR picnic grounds were selected (Cote Plage. Summer activities for the pupils were discussed painting. folklore. French and.a play were proposed. :0:- --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY. MAY 18th <HAITI SUN> WISE and OTHERWISE The unwashed tripe, cause explained. Some rat motion about to sit down By T. J. Grant Still green from the ther tall tourist had failed : when a piercing scream Grass which nourished it, to notice a small slip of in Italian paralyzed him an I am in love again, As I go about my I think of my beloved. paper which was marked in inch above the chair and the And my love. is the Daily tasks at- the red lying on top of a chair slip of paper marked in red Fairest among women, Slanghter-House and Because I find it in the private salon, ob* : please do not sit on : Fairer than the Shulamite Gaze upon the Evilly strange that, viously a man of culture, fifteen century antique furTo whom Solomon the King Headless, skinless. Under her cloak of the tourist made the correct niture. Sang his Song of Songs. Eviscerated carcasses of Beauty, my beloved is Fairer than the dawn Beef hanging by their Hiding from me her Upon a thousand hills Feet from the rafters, Viscera. Is. my beloved. And dripping. blood, And. somehow, I am JOHN E. Mc PHERSON'S I think of my beloved. Not pleased with her. No flower in any Garden ever grew as As I caress livers, For she is to me <CLUNY Fair as my beloved. Purple as Lithonia Like the surging Blossoms; as I fondle Music of violins, OLD MATURED She is the peace Kidneys, red as rubies On Like the the hills wildflowers of Perodin, That comes at eventide. Folded one upon the Like moonlight on She is the quiet night Other, I think of beloved. Still waters, a spirit, That brings surcease. my SCOTCH A flame, a She is the breaking Dream. Dawn and the When I clasp the rosy, Fulfillment of morning. Soft and spongy lungs, And yet, WHISKY She is the high sun Which once pulsated I do not think At noon and the With the same sweet air That I would care Known by every Conossieur ! Splendor of the day. one upon the Like moonlight on She is the quiet night Other, I think of beloved. Still waters, a spirit, That brings surcease. my SCOTCH A flame, a She is the breaking Dream. Dawn and the When I clasp the rosy, Fulfillment of morning. Soft and spongy lungs, And yet, WHISKY She is the high sun Which once pulsated I do not think At noon and the With the same sweet air That I would care Known by every Conossieur ! Splendor of the day. That you and I To see my beloved She is the miracle Are breathing. Headless, skinless. NOW AVAILABLE IN HAITI Of life. I think of my beloved. And eviscerated, She is my beloved. Hanging by her Usine à Glace Nationale, Distributors When I look upon Feet from the rafters Of the Abattoir, Dripping blood. Don't buy a Car ! It would not be nice. Don't change Your Car! XXX YOUR First look at what KEEP AFTERGLOW STRAIGHT There was a little girl, CHRYSLER And she had a little curl, RECORDS The Corp. That hung. right down HAS TO OFFER O'er her forehead. And when she was good, Plymouth She was very. very good. Desoto But when she was bad She was very, popular with Chrysler The boys. The most familiar -BEACHCOMBERCar on the Haitian roads. New members of the Water Skiing fad are Roland Weiner, Joe Anson and f Walker Hubert. Reerable :0:- There was excitement a, PERSONALIZE week Ma TA plenty one night last with modern Globe-Wernicke at the Casino. It sounded at first as if someone had record-keeping equipment. brought their own dice aJong but the commotion was soon controled by a Agents - dozen attendants and the HAITI TRADING CO., S.A. The Chamber cf Commerce Bldg. ENCRAVING name Sperial your Birth place of: Ohe on YOUR PERSONAL ITEMS Exguisite Designs. "DORISMOND Superb Quality. at 1 HII TU M/I and MEINBERC" MAMOCANY R 1 Pantal Bldg. The namous Rush rSisal KUSSO TEL: 2 6 84 a RUGS HII/ These are Exported Mfil Seods Hll 7o the 1A7 exelusive olores in the 2.0. GRAND RUE E3 NO COMMISSION PAID TO TAXI DRIVERS Kelatle --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY. MAY 18th climb the first rungs of the The New York Herald- production carried out by a Personality Of The Week ladder to fame. Tribune termed him ca group of highly unhaitian wonderful dancer, agile, stylized personalities of the (Continued fr om Page 1) In 1946 he joined Kath- passionate, yet dignified xmodern dance.> erine Dunham's Troupe as at home in the Haitian dan- One of the largest Amerile ever win diences in all parts bf the a guest artist and for two ces which echo the elegance can theatres the New boutique owner world. years toured the United of the French courts as well York Roxy is booking such heights? Simply dedication But such had to be States and Mexico. ian wonderful dancer, agile, stylized personalities of the (Continued fr om Page 1) In 1946 he joined Kath- passionate, yet dignified xmodern dance.> erine Dunham's Troupe as at home in the Haitian dan- One of the largest Amerile ever win diences in all parts bf the a guest artist and for two ces which echo the elegance can theatres the New boutique owner world. years toured the United of the French courts as well York Roxy is booking such heights? Simply dedication But such had to be States and Mexico. He left as in those which contain Destiné and his for through steadfast plans her group when a Mexican troupe of his life toward twin goals aside temporarily a movie company asked him the wild free actions of the a two-to-three week engage work the sake of his primitive.> ment before the - perfecting his and Rer chosen to star in a short film called U. S. Preadvertising his country. It trade. Haiti needed trained <Bambu. Leon told Your The New York Sun prais- miere of Lydia Baileys. is Destiné's pride in his linotypists and the Rocke- Reporter he learned much ed his dancing for its re- The, Company had just Haitian heritage that gives feller Foundation offered from seeing himself per- freshing spontaneity and wound up an eight-month his performances the dig Leon a tworyear scholar- form on the screen. In 1948, vitality. Dance Magazine tour of the entire United nity and ethnologic authen- ship to learn the intricacies he felt it was time he form- said, cit is educational en- States before Haiti's leading ticity that has won him SO of maintaining and operat- ed his own dance company. tertainment at its best.> Ambassador of the Dance much critical acclaim. ing this complex machine. With the sizzling Haitian Probably the most gratify- came home to perform his The noted dancer was He accepted and in 1944, drummer Alphonse Cimber, ing acclaim to Leon was the stirring slave number at the born in St. Marc, March 22, set off for his second trip the exotic dancer from Bar- acclaim he received in his World Premiere of the his1922, of a family of limited Stateside. First he stopped bados Jeanne Ramon own country when he was torical film. Most of the means. His father after cff at Howard University and a group of 10 well- called to Port au Prince to visiting journalists W ere whom he was named, ran a for a three-month course in trained artists, Leon Destiné direct and star in the Folk- heard to remark that Dessmall clothing store. But he English. Then he went on garnered success after suc- lore Troupe performing at t'né's performance was by died when Leon was five to the linotype school where cess. He appeared as soloist the 1950 International Ex- far the more artistic of the years old. From then On he graduated with top with his company in the position. two. the small boy had to look marks. New York City Opera Pro- Later he returned to the The Haitian members of to his mother for a .liveli- But he was not as con- duction of William Grant U .S. to star in his second the audience were also imhood. She cooked bon bons cerned about his high grades Still's <Troubled Island> short film Witch Doctor>, pressed with his artistry and candies for sale in the as the fact that the Ameri- and gave a special concert This picture was shown to This home recognition is markets to provide her can people knew so little at the American Museum Port au Princians at the Pa- the supreme compliment to young son with the necessi- about Haiti, He determin- of Natural History as part ramount recently as a pre- a folklore dancer whose auties of life and an education. led to do something about of its series <Around the lude to <Lydia Bailey.> In- dience can compare his He went to the Brother's jt.- First, he gave a per- World with Dance and cidentally, it seems to us stage production with the school in St. markets to provide her can people knew so little at the American Museum Port au Princians at the Pa- the supreme compliment to young son with the necessi- about Haiti, He determin- of Natural History as part ramount recently as a pre- a folklore dancer whose auties of life and an education. led to do something about of its series <Around the lude to <Lydia Bailey.> In- dience can compare his He went to the Brother's jt.- First, he gave a per- World with Dance and cidentally, it seems to us stage production with the school in St. Marc and then formance of Haitian dances Song, It was a programme that 20th Century Fox miss- creal thing> being performmoved to Port au Prince at New York's Internation- which won Destiné high ed a great when ed some five Or ten minutes where he finished his class- al House, then he began a praise for his ethnologic it overlooked opportunity the Destiné away from the stage. work at Lycee Petion. Since series of lectures at Univer- values, technical virtuosity troupe to have the Haitian Your Reporter found the it was necessary for him to sities on the folklore of his and dramatic vitality. dances in its million-dollar (Continued on Page 11) earn money to augment the homeland finally he had family income, he went to so many invitations to give work as a linotype operator dances and talks on Haiti at Le Nowvelliste but ir that he couldn't find room on his calendar. Des was not in the clanking atbusy pneus mosphere of a busy compos- Using the name of <Jean ing.room that his main in- Leon> he appeared in sevterest lay. It was the throb- éral concert halls and theabing thythms of the tam- tres as well as some of the bours. The teen-age boy leading New York night MICHELIN took every opportunity to spots such as Cafe Society attend peasant bomboches in and La Martinique. the hills outside the When it came time for et tout Capi va bien tal. He was entranced by him to report to the Rocke the dances of the Vodun feller Scholarship Commit- (STOP rites and with characteristic tee in Washington, he thoroughness went to a somewhat sheepishly conHungan and asked to be fessed that he had been taught everything about engaged in spreading knowthe ceremonies. This re- lledge rather than just search became very valuable receiving it. When the in later years when Leon's committee learned that their vodun themes became high young linotypist student points in-his folklore dance was an expert of the Haiprogrammes. tian dance, they asked for a Leon gives Mrs. Lina Ma- performance. To Leon, this thon Blanchet the credit for performance turned out to aiding him in the difficult be the luckiest of his career. job of learning how to trans An American in the audimit the folklore dances ence was SO struck by the from the tonnelles to the young Haitian's sincerity theatre. This talented and and talent that he Or she energetic woman formed became the dancer's pat one of the first folklore ron and assisted him invalu Grâce à troupes in Haiti and Des- ably in the difficult years leur tiné was among the dancers to come. sculpture chosen to. appear with it at To fulfill his scholarship ZIG-ZAG the Washington, D.C. Na- obligations, Leon returned tional Folk Festival in 1941. to Port au Prince and taught ies Pneus The enthusiasm with which other Haitian boys how to the was greeted after MICHELIN troupe operate linotypes. Meanits first U. S. performance while he presented his own VOUS assurent made a deep imprint on the programme of folklore danun freinage supérleur heart of voung Leon. It ces in a free programme at marked the beoinning of his the Haitian American Instidreams of a plowing future tute. dreams of a time when It was abroad - however Distributor PREETZMANN AGGERHOLM he could bring the stirring and not here at home rhythms of his people to au- that Léon Destiné was to --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY MAY 18th <HAITI SUN> Something New ! a deep imprint on the programme of folklore danun freinage supérleur heart of voung Leon. It ces in a free programme at marked the beoinning of his the Haitian American Instidreams of a plowing future tute. dreams of a time when It was abroad - however Distributor PREETZMANN AGGERHOLM he could bring the stirring and not here at home rhythms of his people to au- that Léon Destiné was to --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY MAY 18th <HAITI SUN> Something New ! Wilson College Mrs. Warfel and several friends re- SHOES REBUILT COMPLETELY Dancing And Riding Popular ment vamped and the raised Riding the Depart-) stand- We use only the hest American Activities ard of its shows. Only after) leather and rubber heels these eighteen years of ridOur prices are cheaper ! ing and association with The abrupt departure of man, and Jose Limon; cap horses did the real study) V sole and rubber heel $1.60 Gundred and Jimmie Brett ped by attendance of the come from Boot and Sad- Full sole and Fubber heel $2.60 was deeply felt by their Bennington Summer School dles, Inc. under the super Taps, Ladies' shoes rubber or leather $0.25 many, friends, American and of the Dance. The staff here vision of its founder Colo-! Children's V sole and heel (up to seven Haitian alike. Their absence included Martha Graham nel Prince 'Kader Guirey, years) $1.00 will long be conspicuous for and other leading dancers world famous horseman and Children's full rubber soles : $1.00 the charm and warm friend- including Martha Hill, re- teacher. Mrs. Warfel first! ELECTRIC liness gone with them, The cently appointed to head the studied under Col. Guirey) SHOE REPAIR CO. anouncement of their trans new Dance Department add and later took over classes Rue du Centre next to National Lottery. fer brought immediate quer- ed to Julliard School of Mu- for him during a prolonged) ies regarding the rental of sic. Before leaving New illness. the old Dorsch house which York, Mrs. Chapin was After Boots and Saddles they graced with true Bri- Theatre and Dance Editor came a series of teaching tish hospitality. The Dorsch of Con certo Magazine. sitions carefully chosen a Introducing The <CONSUL> house lends itself to plea- Known as Barbara Strong the cross-section of experi sant living with its spacious in the world of Dance, her ence and knowledge which galleries and lovely view; enterprise in Haiti will have they would contribute. and it was a familiar sight the blessing of such per- Grier School was the first, to meet Gundred's firlook- sonalities as John Martin, re and here Mrs. Warfel con-# ing polo pony tied by the nown dance critic of the tinued its Headmaster's es porte cochere, or hear the New York Times. tablished hunt and inspired piano before you noticed To the pupils already en- the construction of an in-l the Ballet classes underway her classes, and at door riding ring which in1 on the side gallery. Natural RtE moment teaching her creased the department ly, the children in thèse Gundred's dances, she is include 90 per cent of - classes were crushed at the known as xTeacher who sat school's total enrollmenti loss of their teacher, and the down flat On their first set and Grier came to be knownj polo club will look long for of plies>; but they have as having one of the leading as devoted and diligent faith and are eagerly antici- Horsemanship Departments! Performance! Economy! Comiori! Beauly! members. pating promised accomplish among Preparatory schools! ments. in the States. Her next TIME MAGAZINE* The poanswer to the ques- Problems of transporta- sition was that of the Head SAID : tion of residents at Dorsch tion result in busy Thurs- of the Jumping Division of House, a teacher to continue days and Saturdays for the renown riding depare) THE CONSUL 1a a car you can dethe dancing classes, and a many children, as most of ment of Stephens College,l pend performance; on for consistently its excelleni conditions, and the centre-slung home for the pony Kanoon the dancers are members of under the directorship KOver-Squares Revolutionary O.H.V. answer to the ques- Problems of transporta- sition was that of the Head SAID : tion of residents at Dorsch tion result in busy Thurs- of the Jumping Division of House, a teacher to continue days and Saturdays for the renown riding depare) THE CONSUL 1a a car you can dethe dancing classes, and a many children, as most of ment of Stephens College,l pend performance; on for consistently its excelleni conditions, and the centre-slung home for the pony Kanoon the dancers are members of under the directorship KOver-Squares Revolutionary O.H.V. Engine CT seating, spacious and handsomety came in the persons of Bar- riding Department as well. Miss Annie Lawson, packed with power, and the steering ed upholstered, to help is anatomicaly relax as desigaand you L bara Strong Chapin Of course this department jstanding Saddle Horse teach! and sensitive braking give. you at immediate THE CONSUL is also a leader you ride. in Maudie Warfel Cartwright, has theadvantage of appeal er and judge, and editor off and THE CONSUL response is built for all comfort times. smartness. Its flow-line body-styling, whose clittle red car> can ing to thei male elementalso, Young Riders in National too its unique new independent free of unnecessal'y omnementation, now be met at its gates. Gun and little men will not be Horseman. Here Mrs. Warl Front Suspension, direct-action achieves is perfect built for proportions besuy as" welx the dred, as a personal friend, dong in minority. fel added saddle horse work' springing and built-in shock absor- as Consul strength knew that these two young to her interests. At thel bers assure smooth riding in difficult Americans had outstanding Two hurdles faced any close of an interruption to) <FORD> Produci ENGLAND. backgrounds of training person attempting riding do war work, she establish- A : Made in and experience in their re- classes in Haiti; to find a ed the well known Sole Distributors LUCIANI & BEHRMANN spective fields and induced flat piece of land for a ring Ami Le Cheval School Tel. 2124 them to carry on the dane- and to find horses that Horsemanship at West Corno ing and the riding for the trotted. Not to be outdone wall, Connecticut, serving, children, by Mrs. Chapin's repetoire, six private schools in the; Mrs. Chapin started Bal- Mrs. Cartwright, familiar area and incorporated with NOT THIS BUT THIS let at the age of six and her to horse circles as Maudie its own school term academE interest in the dance field Warfel and preferring to re ic department known as the continued later to include main so, brings her own fe- Country Tutoring School work with Margaret Gage cord of study and accom- and a summer hotel for, in the well-known Greek plishment from the States to Gomople Be children, Holiday Country) Chorus of Bennett Junior cope with these and forth- Cousins. Before leaving the) College, and with Carmen coming problems: Mrs. Sampy States, Warfel set up a Rooker the Modern Born in Mrs. Lok in England, Home Study Course for) Dance Department of the Warfel was introduced to Trainee Instructors. same institution. She then the basket saddle at the GET THAT ORAND SDEW looK went on to major in Danc age of three. Continuous So armed with Josephine a ing at Finch Junior Col- riding resulted in a sum- and Jacqueline, courtesy of lege, whose department was mer's activity as supervisor M. Marcel Gentil and M. HRITIAN HRITIRN under the direction of Nan- of Highland Hall Prepara- Robert Baussan respective- AMERICAN RHERICRM cy McKnight, at that time a tory School Stables at the ly, and a native conception ORY CLERNERS MODERN LAUNDAY member of Hanya Holm's age of fifteen, after two of Piping Rock's ringside, Plinton Hlanchssene imny Group. Her extra courses in- years as Camper Manager Mon Ami Le Cheval last immy cluded work under Doris. ITIAN HRITIRN under the direction of Nan- of Highland Hall Prepara- Robert Baussan respective- AMERICAN RHERICRM cy McKnight, at that time a tory School Stables at the ly, and a native conception ORY CLERNERS MODERN LAUNDAY member of Hanya Holm's age of fifteen, after two of Piping Rock's ringside, Plinton Hlanchssene imny Group. Her extra courses in- years as Camper Manager Mon Ami Le Cheval last immy cluded work under Doris. of Riding at Camp Cedar Thursday mounted the first) DOOR TO PA ACROSS STREET FROM Humphreys, Charles Weid- Pines. While attending (Continued on Page 10) Time & Life BOOK STORLA The Leading American MAGAZINE Are Now On Sale Al All --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY MAY 18th age ENGLISH STENO Charming young girl seek HOTEL LELE ing employment as English IBO Stenographer. Can take Eng lish shorthand. Pleasing ap" pearance and nice personality: knows hotel work. DINNER DANCES every IRSTITUT DE BEAUTE LOOK TUESDAY and FRIDAYS PauleDancan 132 DDeat t PLACES TO EAT PLACES FOR FUN Under the same Management : ) Jlowy Decull A Ted. Roosevelt Jopear BBeowatidul GOOD FOOD..COOD PRICES Call your beauty Unceds)) Wishes to advise his many friends and the Generai ac tan Has Slai Ma singi Tonture dicure Fublic that the 2e tal Fradnat For Appointr 00a ssti Earotaibann Yox ATIL o a THE <REFUGES IS NOW OPEN 132 DDeat t PLACES TO EAT PLACES FOR FUN Under the same Management : ) Jlowy Decull A Ted. Roosevelt Jopear BBeowatidul GOOD FOOD..COOD PRICES Call your beauty Unceds)) Wishes to advise his many friends and the Generai ac tan Has Slai Ma singi Tonture dicure Fublic that the 2e tal Fradnat For Appointr 00a ssti Earotaibann Yox ATIL o a THE <REFUGES IS NOW OPEN opl above sea lavel L M The REFUGE completely rejuvenated is now equipped V A ive with Electricity, Hot and Cold running water etc. Can! HOTEL SEFRANCIS o be reached over an excellent road in any type of car. - a At 5,700 feei the <REFUGE, is <TOPS>. auzn Every Monday Weunesday Thursday Eveniny - DINE andDANCE AT a V HOTEL EL ePerchotr LUXURIOUS Rancha Main Dining Room CLOSED During Rainy Season. OPENS Again July lst Open To You Every Day Vour nedhnsrloce Part au Pince CROELLE CREOLE" Castera's Maternity And On SUNDAYS bring Terrace and Bar to Stay OPEN REFRESHING Clinic your Bathing Suits sWia e Serve Luncheons and Sandwiches. Godafourtain dance and select your music from a fabulous Dr. Georges Castera's com record library a : MENU fortable and completely mc SOFT PRINKS dern 12 room Maternity cli- OUTBOARD MOTOR MILK SUNDAES nic is at your service. This A beautiful aatreol SHAKES up-to-date clinic is located outboard moFRUIT JUIGES the tor hardly been used, for Hotel ICE CREAM in same building as the sale. Good YOGURT Pharmacy Castera, opposite price. Menue BEER Spaciel the Telegraph andi Tele SNAKE WANTED BACON OR HAM AND EGGS IDAS AUX Cotreat Pantiess paareal SANDWICHES phone Building. Lali 2131. Person recently lost W soapneit COFFÉE foot young de Ruer long snake, and is con0 cerned a Brsmch about other as Pinzerd Parter Business Is Good was a la Belle trcots happy family whari buy any snake less than 2 ft. caine - Competition in the restau long to take place of lost Aphaiteg Paphft rant business at ther Bar snake. As snakes are rare senutrne Tbot Italia this week they are giv in Haiti - will pay weli. an & BROOKLAX ing away matches free : Contact Arthur O'Neil, Bou Toneni thiphe beautifully printed on the don. Carden cover of these matches in ET TIONVILLE a small piece of delicious colour is the following: HOUSE FOR RENT PHONE:7876 Chocolate laxative brings Good Food is Good Health House for rent in Petionrelief overnight. Pleasant, and a Good Place to Eat is ville, all furnished effective that's The Sa voy Restaurant, veniences. Apply and Daniel con SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT GUESTS BROOKLAX Champ de Mars: :0:- Mathon, rue du Centre. iphe beautifully printed on the don. Carden cover of these matches in ET TIONVILLE a small piece of delicious colour is the following: HOUSE FOR RENT PHONE:7876 Chocolate laxative brings Good Food is Good Health House for rent in Petionrelief overnight. Pleasant, and a Good Place to Eat is ville, all furnished effective that's The Sa voy Restaurant, veniences. Apply and Daniel con SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT GUESTS BROOKLAX Champ de Mars: :0:- Mathon, rue du Centre. --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY MAY 18th <HAITI SUN> EOUVENIRE 1 SOUVENIRS VOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER SAOP S la Belle Grcote a Tbe shops in tbis section V bave been checked by tbis seuspaper, and t0 the our knowledge la of Bolle best Gredte tbeir merchandise is of M ORE good quality ced good à C on PRICC -lu ALWAYS TH RIC GH SAVE MONEY wvalaie. FRENCH PERFUMES e SWiss WATCHES SAVE i TIME BUY QUALITY Mahogany Ware a it Georte Deslandes FACTORY de - ARFUI MPORTE Rue Ruple enveloppant comme la soie TEL: 2378 For Men Who Like * Euife de Chine MACNAUGHTONS Quality & parfin de Ccan E MILLOT PARIS band emm mbraidered Ecomomy Jel SPECIAL FISHER diolingBUYS Curio Shop - gifts These offers at our Men's Department Rue du Qnai O0 today are really very special. For it's not For Haiti Trading Company often that you see items of such fine FRENCH PERFUMES S. A. lity and appearance priced SO very liw. aT Local Handicralis IT will you to drop in TODAY ! Splendid Mahogany &' Here TODAY! Ware For ARROW SHIRTS All Sizes the most useful MAITI's oniy Remember Mother's Day" ORIENTALE INDIAN STORE GIFTS and SOUVENIRS PRICE, IS THE ONLV.PRICE IN HAITI, LAST SUNDAY IN MAY Located: Opposite the WHERE THE LOWEST National Bank Sunday May 25th 57 Rue des Miracles Lalesi Novel On Haili The delicious Chocolate FURNISHED HOUSE Laxative CHATELET DES FLEURS WANTED <TERRE DENCHANTEMENTSBROOKLAX Suggest you place orders now for FLOWERS ati Couple wish to rent a brings relief overnight. So Ouvroir Ste furnished home in residena book aimed at guing take Marguerite tial section of the city. tbe foreigner a better underBROOKLAX Rue des Casernes Please contact the <Sun> ofstanding of Haiti and ber to-night and to-morrow TEL: 3735 à fice on the Exposition. people you'll be all right. Now on Sale al all Book Stores It's NEW FYORK, HAITI SERVICE NEW YORK Che the TTG La montre automatique la plus Mrde Zout Detit petite du monde or CeNRN zon Store Snnt EE New Smora Styles dresses, U La première montre automatique for casual gloves, SUZ NAM NAVIGAT TION avec roulement à billes steset and handbags, wear NO entina vhe hose position. people you'll be all right. Now on Sale al all Book Stores It's NEW FYORK, HAITI SERVICE NEW YORK Che the TTG La montre automatique la plus Mrde Zout Detit petite du monde or CeNRN zon Store Snnt EE New Smora Styles dresses, U La première montre automatique for casual gloves, SUZ NAM NAVIGAT TION avec roulement à billes steset and handbags, wear NO entina vhe hose shoes. FOR SALE MAISON A 1950 4-door Chevrolet GILG * - in perfect condition for sale. Rue Bonne Foi Interested parties may cali a the direcror of the Centre ETERNA:MATIC Daniel Sourtelon d'Art. Tel: 2055 between 9 9 Rue des Tronts-morts Autboress Madeleine Lagazyla.m. and 1 p.m. and 41 p.m. Tel: 2 153 Malval and 6 p.m. - --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY MAY 18th Dancing And Riding Caribbean Carnival Planned rapidly growing importance of Haiti as a tourist mecca. Popalar Activities Chipper traffic through Port (Continned from Page 7) In San Juan This Summer au Prince during the first of its future equestrians in three months of 1952 totalHas your Haiti. A colourful Caribbean an annual series are Hai- ed 11,566 42 per cent present These two enterprising Carnival, featuring troupes ti, Trinidad, Martinique, ahead of the volume for the young ladies purchased a of native entertainers from Guadeloupe, the Virgin Is- same period of 1951. dentrifice sailboat just prior to the countries throughout the Ca lands, the Windward Isproven its spectacular jewelry robbery ribbean, is being planned at lands, the Netherlands West anti-decay which temporarily disrupt San Juan, Puerto Rico, Au- Indies, Surinam, Antigua, OFFICE SPACE ed their original renova- gust 1-10 as a gala summer Puerto Rico and possibly. properties tions of said boat. We have tourist attraction designed Jamaica. Office for rent on heard most fascinating ru- to benefit the entire area. Featured attractions will the Rue Pavee space Pan mours of their plans for it inclade voodoo dances and American World opposite Airways. and we await with interest The traditional costumes, other native rites never be- Apply Bar. its launching. music and dances of the va- fore seen outside of Haiti; Higgins a of clinicak Dorsch house isa real rious countries will be fear the Brute Force Steel Band tests Three cer proven thes center of activities Not tured throughout the festi- of Antigua, which makes Amme-dent effective helping to be' "scorned nor slighted Caribbean ELE val. arts and music from a collection of tooth decay, as another, feature long over crafts will be exhibited Amm-i-dent conRFRE also garbage cans, oil drums, tains ammonium and due in Haiti: a department in a gigantic display at the old automobile parts and carhamide. Insist on the original devored to the dipping, University of Puerto Rico. junk iron; and a Bush NeA tooth bathing, trimming, train Nightly street dances and gro troupe from the wilds of . or tooth ing and boarding of fireworks will folETHT displays Surinam, presenting folk IT's NOT A DREFM dogs. Poodles cuts in par- low the song and dance pro- dances and songs which BreBUTA REPLITY! ticular have suffered ne- grammes. vailed among their ancestoMour homen teclonds, Ame EdME glect from lack of skilled Pan American World Air rial tribes in Africa 300 for you walkon ar personnel and electrical clip ways, which serves San years ago. wAEn yuwalke pers. both of which are on Juan with multi - daily F On sur TILES hand with Mrs. Chapin, ex flights from New York and Martinique and Guada FABRIQUE Vice Pres. which BreBUTA REPLITY! ticular have suffered ne- grammes. vailed among their ancestoMour homen teclonds, Ame EdME glect from lack of skilled Pan American World Air rial tribes in Africa 300 for you walkon ar personnel and electrical clip ways, which serves San years ago. wAEn yuwalke pers. both of which are on Juan with multi - daily F On sur TILES hand with Mrs. Chapin, ex flights from New York and Martinique and Guada FABRIQUE Vice Pres. of. The Poodle Miami and connects Puerto loupe will be represented by EMILE dMOSAIQUES On Sale Everywbere Obedience Training Club of Rico with its Caribbean and a group of pretty girls sing Sluedeyass GARDERE hail Distributor in Haiti Greater New York and Mrs. South American neighbours ing and dancing the be TELS5/207736 IMP - EX - DA Cartwright, co-founder of is anticipating a heavy flow guine, which is native to Tel. 3309 Lucker Dors. The area desig of tourists to San Juan for their island homes. Each, nated tor th's is open for the carnival. girl will wear some 5,000) inspection. and appoint dollars worth of ornamental ments can be made by phon Among the countries and Orchidees her Aux gold jewelry as part of ing the Brett's old Number colonies participating in the traditional costume. NOW OFFERING SPECIAL RATES (3518). event due to be first of The entire programme is TO PERMANENT designed to present the auGUESTS thentic native folklore of All Rooms with Baih, HOT Waler, American _l the various countries. It is) French Cuisine, Pool, Gardens fexpected to have special ap Swimming Tropical peal for school teachers, and SUPERB facilities for entertaining large parlies folklore enthusiasts, danc ers, artists and musicians. TEL: 7876 PETIONVILLE The programme is being "STANDFAST' . theslogan sponsored by the Puertol Rican Visitors Bureau, and ofthe Grants is 1 most of the troupes will The New perform under the auspices exemplified in lof tourist bureaus of their AUSTIN A 40 Somerset 59 homelands. the unvarying To Modernize PAA SITT excellence Town Office of the whisky A 12,500 dollar project Hfor improving and modern lizing Pan American World Airways' sales office in Port WILLIAM GRANT 6 SONS LTD DISTILLERS SCOTLAND Prince, Haiti, is schedulHAITI TRADING this summer. E CO. S.A. Final plans for the proSOMETHING HEW ON THE MOTORING ject are now being drawn OVER 27 YEARS EXPERT SERVICE up at PAA's Latin American HORIZON Division headquarters in; Miami, and a contract for S4 MINS Nal the job is expected to be Powerful, Smart Looking, Super-fast, it combines let in May. Work is sclaeTVORK duled to begin as soon there all the most desirable features in RERPIRY A after as possible. modern motoringfomplde ringe. The project includes ent Comfort! . Beauty!. Economy! 99 gretise. clcsing the present openrair tudjustment. rmucture, modernizing the Overhauting, eke. elc. building insice and out andj FRANCK BRING TO WILSON YOURCAR W. rompletely air-conditioning IAITI MOTORSX it. is sclaeTVORK duled to begin as soon there all the most desirable features in RERPIRY A after as possible. modern motoringfomplde ringe. The project includes ent Comfort! . Beauty!. Economy! 99 gretise. clcsing the present openrair tudjustment. rmucture, modernizing the Overhauting, eke. elc. building insice and out andj FRANCK BRING TO WILSON YOURCAR W. rompletely air-conditioning IAITI MOTORSX it. GRAND RUE TELEPHONE:/34 Impwovements at Portraur, Sole Distributors in Haiti Prince are in line with the' --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY. MAY 18th <HAITI SUN> New York Treated To members of the P.N.P and Gouaze, Archbishop of Port CORNERSTONE LAID numerous government offi- au Prince, then blessed the 66 Night In Haiti 97 BY PRESIDENT cials who attended the cere- cornerstone. monies. M, Nelaton Camille, Following the closing of mayor of Port au Prince, the ceremony, the PresidenFriday evening New largest theatres the Roxy President Paul Magloire and Minister Pelissier also tial adjourned were Yorkers treated to a will give the first U.S. laid the cornerstone for the gave addresses. Mgr. Le Rex Party Cafe. to the *Night in Haiti> at a gala public showing of <Lydia de festival at the Hotel Diplor Bailey.> new place T'Independance HaiTuesday May 13th at ceremat. The Society of We doubt with such con- monies held on the tian-American artists pre- centrated publicity that de Mars which will soon Champ be sented their annual Folk- even the most uninformed transformed into a lore Show in honour of the Manhattanite will be able the lovely Seventh Anniversary of to mistake Haiti for Tahiti park dedicated to men Flag Day. Alphones Cim- much longer. who forged the freedom of ber, the King of Drummers, Haiti. The cornerstone was Andre Narcisse, Arthur Dur laid at the Rond Point Desroseau and Barnave were. PERSONALITY OF THE salines the starting point among the Haitian artists WEEK for the commemorative on the entertainment pro- (Continued from Page 6) work which will be finished by Our Republic's 150th gramme. crown of success did not birthday celebration in Steve Samuel's orchestra settle too heavily On the 1954. Models of the statues provided the dance music head of the' handsome 30- of Haiti's Founders are now and baritone Fred Thomas, year-old dance star. He is on display in the Foyer of Helen Tensley and Moses quiet spoken, extremely the City Hall. Mianns also freely contri- courteous and a good adverbuted their talents. The tisement of the fact that President Magloire gave latter just returned to New Haiti is One of the best- a brief but eloquent address the Bresident is seen at Mars York after a sucessful Eu mannered nations on the on the significance of Magloire Champ de laying to the large audi- the cornerstone for the new Place de Lilndependanceropean tour. face of the earth. project children, More and more people in We feel that Leon Des- ence of school the Big Town are becom- tiné is more than fulfilingg-ae-ae-aen C ing aware of their Haitian his chosen role of makingg Good Neighbours thanks his small country known% to the Publicity Campaign and loved her largers of the present government. neighbours. U wish himg The Fifth has Get of June This continued sucess! been named Haiti Day in SCHOLARSHIPS New York and no efforts Automatic are being spared to provide Yesterday afternoon fives a full and interesting pro- compatriotes left for Mexe gramme. are becom- tiné is more than fulfilingg-ae-ae-aen C ing aware of their Haitian his chosen role of makingg Good Neighbours thanks his small country known% to the Publicity Campaign and loved her largers of the present government. neighbours. U wish himg The Fifth has Get of June This continued sucess! been named Haiti Day in SCHOLARSHIPS New York and no efforts Automatic are being spared to provide Yesterday afternoon fives a full and interesting pro- compatriotes left for Mexe gramme. ico to improve their knowledge in the Local Center of% Cardinal Spellman will Fundamental Education ing celebrate a special mass in Patzcuaro. These ScholarFREE! honour of our small Repub- ship holders who will spend% lic and New York Mayor one year abroad are: Mr. Impelliteri will give an ad- St. Lucien Hector and Reneg dress during the morning's H. Etienne, inspectors fork programme. In the after- rural education; Mr. Gerarde With this New noon. a special exhibit of Fecu, head inspector of theg Haitian painters will be Education Centers for Worky opened to the public. And ers, Miss Fernande Lamothes at 8 p.m. one of New York's and Miss Ann Mentor. Ol 1O New "AIR TOURIST" rates to EUROPE - 8.3-cu-ft Space Maker (STARTING MAYI) Have always dreamed of REFRIGERATOR a BUCITLS in Europe? Sensa- < tional new: "AiFTourist'rates freezer compurtment dream are making that areAcross-the-top de ality for thousands. and they Ill Full-width Chiller! can for youl Roomy meat tray! This year take your holiButter conditioner! abroad. Let us arrange your New Redi-Cube ice trayst SEE US TODAY She vacation in advance New, easy-sliding Rolle-Drawers! - FOR transportation, sightseeing hotel tours, accommoda- drive New aluminum shelves-never rusti FULL DETAILS yourself tions, cars, etc. Remember, we New balanced design throughoutl make no charge for our services. Big-botile storage! S ModelLF-8 Famous G.E sealed-in system! IATA PASSENGER SALES AGENT * More than 2,700,000 GE Refrigeratore AIR TICKETS TO MIAMI, € in use 10years or longerl - NEW YORK, PARIS or any other place in the world on : K.L.M. Royal DUTCH AIR SEE THISAND VALERIA CANEZ LINES EASTERN AIRLINES FAMOUS OTHER PAN AMERICAN BERAUX TOUR GE MODELS Authorlzed Dealer WORLD AIRWYS 2i0muNs GENERAL ELECTRI" or any other airline 7O0AY4 P.O. BOX 985 Tel: 3494 RERIGERATORS Port-au-Prince --- Page 12 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY. MAY 18th -BEACHCOMBER> FRENCH AND ENGLISH does away with the use of Haiti's Newest Garage rivets and a new valve reNOVELS facer. There are gadgets to Madame Leo de Catalogne taken to the fix generators and starters left last Monday for New The Cercle de Livres, Haiti's newest garage the rack makes big alignment the ad- in fact a of tools York. In two weeks time New York publishers of opened for business on which supply books in French lower Rue Pavee last Mon- justments speedily with the that made the garage seem the charming lady of the last week language, the day chuck full of modern aid of special tools. more an auto hospital than Hotel Roi Christophe will Haitisnr-American presented Institute lives sail for Europe and to a spend tools insure longer with repair shop. aiti's newest garage the rack makes big alignment the ad- in fact a of tools York. In two weeks time New York publishers of opened for business on which supply books in French lower Rue Pavee last Mon- justments speedily with the that made the garage seem the charming lady of the last week language, the day chuck full of modern aid of special tools. more an auto hospital than Hotel Roi Christophe will Haitisnr-American presented Institute lives sail for Europe and to a spend tools insure longer with repair shop. Dur- with a collection of recent for cars that travel the A motor tester nu- And cars will be treated the summer in France. French novels, thus roads of Haiti and the peor ing Madame de Catalogne's and her a shipment 50 that travel in them. absence, daughter menting ple husband Mr. Riebe will English language books Young Fritz Braun inmanage the Hotel. Inciden- which arrived simultaneousvested 35,000 dollars in the tally Mr. Riebe, a retired ly. new business in which he Chemical Engineer was pre- Mr. Horace Marston, pre hopes to prove that Haisident of big Chemical sident of the Cercle de Li tians as well as Americans Company # New Jersey, vres, who visited the Instican be apt mechanical tech also the director of a half tute library during a visit nicians. dozen big companies across to Port au Prince this the U.S. and in France. Mr. Spring became very much He is equipped with all and Mrs. Riebe are anxious- interested in the Institute's the modern testing and adly awaiting winter, to re- policy of providing enterjusting devices for auto return to the French Riviera taining reading for its mempairs devices essential for and see for the first time, bers in both the French and safeguarding lives On crowd their new completely furn- English languages, and uped highways.. ished Villa. At the age of on his return to New A corner of Britz's Garage His tvin mottos are Cheap 74 Mr. Riebe accomplishes York. sent the Institute a To test brakes, cars are er Prices and Rapid Service as much in a day as a man collection of the most redriven over a special ramp half his age. He takes a cent publications of his and the brakes applied. A daily morning ride, a set Or bookclub. The collection in machine measures the pres- merous dials is also avail- as pampered private pa two of tennis a swim, and cludes such best sellers as sure of the brakes in each able to diagnose the ills of tients. When they enter the works on correspondence Georges Duhamel's <Cri des wheel. the car engine from the car- <auto clinic> they will be till early in the morning. profondeurss, Henry Casgiven a card. When they are tillon's <Le Feu de P'Etna>, To test wheels, a similar borator to the gas feed. ready toleave that card will 0:- and many others. procedure is used. The car There is still another ma- show just what has been Miss Eddy of the Ameri- Extremely varied in subdone to put them in top run can Embassy had a charm- ject, the new shipment of ning condition. ing note from her father books in English provides - last week. It read : joined selections for the reader inThe idea far such an effi- Capt. Fritz Brierre at the terested in history, and, cient plan of operation was Diplomat Hotel in New science, or fiction: For born many years ago. and York the other day and took laughs, the reader will find in 1950 Fritz went to New him to lunch in a French the New Yorkers' 25th AnYork to learn all about the restaurant. Good food and niversary Album Of Pulitzer equipment he intended to incidentally Capt. note from her father books in English provides - last week. It read : joined selections for the reader inThe idea far such an effi- Capt. Fritz Brierre at the terested in history, and, cient plan of operation was Diplomat Hotel in New science, or fiction: For born many years ago. and York the other day and took laughs, the reader will find in 1950 Fritz went to New him to lunch in a French the New Yorkers' 25th AnYork to learn all about the restaurant. Good food and niversary Album Of Pulitzer equipment he intended to incidentally Capt. Brierre Prize Cartoons, Or for more install in his xauto hospi- met an old acquaintance of serious fiction, Dos Passos's tal.> his, Steno Vincent : for- <Chosen Country>, Fitzgermer President of Hiati. ald's <Tender in the Nigho. The reader who wants to The youthful garage oWn :0:- keep abreast of Broadway er came by his love of ma- Mrs. Eddy's Pa and Ma may select the last plays, chines. and machinery from have a special welcome mat such as <The Grass his Harp>, Haiti's newest garage now open for business on the father, the well known which opens their New Jer <The King and b. <Darklower Rue Pavee equipped wit ball the modern test Arnold Braun, who went to sey home to the Republic of ness at Noon>, Or any of the ing and adjusting devices for Auto repairs. work as an engineer me- Haiti. On their last trip to several books on modern chanic at the West Indies the States, Lieut. and Mrs. trends in the theatre, while Garage a quarter of a cen- Lucien Scott visited with the art lover will be interis run over a ramp and if chine to test the strength tury ago. the Eddys. Capt. Brierre ested in Baur's *Revolution its wheels are Out of line and focus of the headlamps. to find time in his and Tradition in a bell rings and a dial indi- Fritz also showed Your Fritz is establishing his hopes busy schedule to them a Art>, Johnson's Modern cates what correction is ne- Reporter a bewildering and new business under the twin visit and Mrs. pay Lilian Du- and Rococo in Latin <Baroque Amecessary. The wheel is then impressive array of other mottos of Cheaper Prices thiers on vacation in the rica>, Walker's collection of apparatus including a hoist, and Rapid Service. We U.S. is expected to drop in <Paintings from America>. SASSINE a brake reliner, a brake wish him luck! for a few days. Plain good Other library users may be FRERES bonding machine which old neighbours. interested in history, Newsweek's S <History of Our Times>, Bradley's < A Soldier's Storys, or Davidson's two volume <Life in Ame1952 rica>; in science <Thei MERCURY M Sea M Around Usn, by Carson, or E the car tbat <Nature's Ways, by AnII E drews; in Child Care, <Ame e R frst DEE rica's Baby Book>; in Boputs you R gan's wAchievement in Ame C rican Poetry>; Or in ement C others BLOCKS cf the volumes of serious Hlaor U IT and light reading which TILES U have just been received. RISEE R R Mrs. Mary T. Echols, lioant brarian, announced that ens Y Y these books have been placOFFICES: ed on special shelves for Laham Bldg. Ruedespront Forts casy selection, and TELEPHONES: may be 3256 a 3528 5401 Sole Distributor: LUCIANI and BEHRMANN borrowed at any time during the Institute hours, 8 12 a.m. and 4- 8 p.m. --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY MAY 18th <HAITI SUN> Jean Michel Archer made Mr. , announced that ens Y Y these books have been placOFFICES: ed on special shelves for Laham Bldg. Ruedespront Forts casy selection, and TELEPHONES: may be 3256 a 3528 5401 Sole Distributor: LUCIANI and BEHRMANN borrowed at any time during the Institute hours, 8 12 a.m. and 4- 8 p.m. --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY MAY 18th <HAITI SUN> Jean Michel Archer made Mr. Roger Jarman local Mrs. Eric Tippenhauer ac his first Holy Communion P.A:A. head accompanied companied by daughters last Sunday at the Seminaire by Mr. Jack Cooper, PAA's Helga, Gerda and son Eric St. Martial. Breakfast at Miami Cargo Sales Superin- Jr. flew to the States Wedhome following Commun- tendent motored this week nesday. The Tippenhauers N ion was a egrand découpé>. up to the wCapa, Gonaives will spend part of their sum :0:- and St. Marc on a cargo re- mer vacation abroad with A group of picnicers who presentation trip in the best son Rudy who attends colspent last Sunday at Golo interest of PAA clients. Beach lege in Philadelphia. Lafontant's house near Mi This was Mr. Coopers first :0:- at otombin ragoane report hunting is trip into the interior of The Second Secretary at its best. Haiti. He expressed great the Haitian Embassy in Ciu There was a royal send Mrs. Kenneth Cave, wife :0:- desire for making this trip dad Trujillo, Mr. Eldin Mioff staged at Bowen Field of the Novelist, and son H. E. Jacques Leger, Am- to straighten out kinks in chel, is now in Port au yesterday in Frantz Gar- Donald went home to Ver: bassador of Haiti in Wash- his wrideleack> and cargo Prince receiving medical atdere's honour. Frantz is mont, New England, Friday. ington offered a xbuffet dispatch. tention. winging his way to Paris :0:- froid> on 25th of April, at :0: :0:- where he will endure the Mrs. Ann Voight left yes- the Haitian Embassy, in hon Madame Henry Desrues Gladys Bogat returned to next six months studying. terday on a New York va- our of the Washington Press returned from her New her post with the Miami Brother Yves returned from cation. and many representatives of York vacation Monday. Consulate Wednesday. school at McGill University :0: international agencies. More 0:- :0:- in Montreal last Saturday. Mrs. Rene Jeanty, wife of thn fifty persons were pre- Miss Nancy Carol Frish Yesterday was the birthand will replace Frantz jn the Haitian Ambassador to sent at this dinnerparty. -is the proud possessor of day of young Gaston Marthe family <Tiles business Mexico, accompanied by :0:- two teeth, this weck. gron. son of the former preduring the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Roy Married lase Wednesday: m0: sident of the B.N.R.d'H. and their new daughter In- by the officer Civil Author- Mr. and Mrs. Henri Des- :0: :0:- grid are expected in town ity were Mr. Jimmy Plinton champs are off to Europe Mr. Gustave Laraque ACGerard Wiener of the Ma this week. well known Dry Oleaner, the 1st of next month. They companied by dauchter Majestic Hotel left for New D: Fly boy. and patron of the will spend the entire sum- Fise flew to Washington York yesterday to join his sports to charming Kathy mer visiting <tout pays> on Wednesday to join the restwife and Eileen Herrick Today is the fête of charm Hancock who has resided in the Continent France, of the family. for a week of Manhattan ing Miss Nicole Graeger. Port au Prince for the past Spain, Italy and return :0: <bamboching.> :0:- four years. of next month. They companied by dauchter Majestic Hotel left for New D: Fly boy. and patron of the will spend the entire sum- Fise flew to Washington York yesterday to join his sports to charming Kathy mer visiting <tout pays> on Wednesday to join the restwife and Eileen Herrick Today is the fête of charm Hancock who has resided in the Continent France, of the family. for a week of Manhattan ing Miss Nicole Graeger. Port au Prince for the past Spain, Italy and return :0: <bamboching.> :0:- four years. Thursday the here in September. Wednesday was the fête :0: This week Miss Ruth couple received the blessing :0:- of Marcelin M. Andre who Fiancailles The engage Alexis flew to the States. of Bishop Voegeli in his Monday Ambassador and is presently working with ment of well known <Pe- She is to continue her medi- Chapel at his residence in Madame Roche B. Laroche the <Council of Govern tionville Club> full back cal studies there for the Turgeau. The same day the celebrated their first wed- ment.> Guy Hakime to lovely Miss next eight years. newly. weds. flew to the ding anniversary. The OCca 0: Miralda Elie Joseph was :0:- States on a month long ho- sion was marked by a small Europe bound, Mr. Henri made official last evening at Last Sunday was Lt. Syl- neymoon. dinner party at the Picardie Fouchard flew off Thursa party àt Madame Domini- vio Celestin's birthday. :0:- in Petionville. day. He is to spend two ques residence. :0:- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vi- :0:- months in Germany with Mrs. Paul Bargon flew to tal are leaving tomorrow his :0:- Cuba this past week with for New Yokr. wife's parents. :0:- Capt. Albert Maignan of sons Jean Claude and Loly. :0:- Mr. Caleb Haitian Presithe Airforce return- 15 year old Jean Claude Alain Rocourt at one time Elliot. ed home this week after 14 will receive medical atten- Esso Cashier in town. re in dent Port of HASCO this is expected Mr. EF months week. study in England tion in Havana. turns to Jamaica tomorrow liott with the world's finest air Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Braun was in California to atafter a fifteen day vacation - the his arm the Air tend of : Royal Force. :0:- here with his family and were blessed with a new memarriage Elliott. H. E. Bishop Louis Colchanic last Saturday night. son, Caleb D. Jr. :0:- lignon headed Stateside last friends. Alain has been in To be known as Ti Fritz :0: On June 1st Mr. and Mrs. week. Kingston for two years stu- their first son has all the at: Colonel Cartright, the for Edouard Rigaud are accom :0:- dying and teaching religion. tributes of a good. auto me- mer Commander cf the mili panying son Jean Claude to Home after three years :0:- chanic and entered the tary department of Artibohis marriage in New York. studying administration and Nicole Revest is going to world at eight pounds. nite has taken AF the same Canada New York Monday. :0: job in Port de Paix. Colot :0:- radio-telegraphy in :0:- nel has been transfer Mabel Fenton's birthday is young Edouard Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Haspil Of La Plantation Dau- Brandt have red from Port de Paix to was celebrated Tuesday 13th phin Mrs. Howard and sons, agreed on the Gonaives. at the home of Mrs. Daniel :0:- Graham, Robert and Migue! name <Sibyles for their 0:- Dejean in Avenue Sacre Mr. and Mrs. Marc La beautiful daughter born last Coeur. lane went to New York Sat- are heading for home, Or- Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Po* urday afternoon. Haspil Of La Plantation Dau- Brandt have red from Port de Paix to was celebrated Tuesday 13th phin Mrs. Howard and sons, agreed on the Gonaives. at the home of Mrs. Daniel :0:- Graham, Robert and Migue! name <Sibyles for their 0:- Dejean in Avenue Sacre Mr. and Mrs. Marc La beautiful daughter born last Coeur. lane went to New York Sat- are heading for home, Or- Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Po* urday afternoon. lando. Florida, tomorrow. :0:- ley sailed aboard a Royal :0:- :0:- :0:- A son was born to Engi- Netherlands Mail steamer Herbert Rosenfeld of La We announce with great: Lt. Fritz Leon of the Traf neer and Mrs. Edmond Fe- Wednesday for a summer Belle Creole is off to Man- pleasure the betrothal of fic Dept. is due back from rere, The proud mother, the vacation in the States. hattan tomorrow. Jacqueline Carbonnel and the States with those xstop former Suzanne Morin, has :0: :0: Doctor Fritz Rouzier. lightss on the 24th. announced that they have Katherine Dunham is ap- :0: :0:- named their son Philippe. pearing in England this Architect Daniel Brun of Claude Etienne, owner of :0:- R summer. Shasa flew to the States yes the Boulangerie St. Marc is Jean Gardere was lifted terday. off to New York tomorrow out of his sorrows last Wed :0:- afternoon. nesday somebody had Wednesday Marcel Gentil :0:- done something which reoffered a party at his resi Andre Lamarre of the Of- sulted in some of his famous dence 000 guest of honour fice of Contributions is go- <Barbancourt rhum> tastwas His Excellency Presi- ing to Geneva tomorrow on ing like a not SO famous dent Magloire. a U. N. Scholarship. brand from <Clarine Ave-L :0:- :0:- nue> by the birth of h's GARLIC LOVER En first son. Mr. and Mrs. jc7 garlic cnions and other Gardere who have two favourful foods without charming little daughters broadcasting the smell. have named their new son Simply chew one or two a CLORETS. 9hum *Terryn. incidentalBanbancount Terry Jvi is the name of a famous REG.TRADE MARK Famous since 1862 Spanish Conac. . brand from <Clarine Ave-L :0:- :0:- nue> by the birth of h's GARLIC LOVER En first son. Mr. and Mrs. jc7 garlic cnions and other Gardere who have two favourful foods without charming little daughters broadcasting the smell. have named their new son Simply chew one or two a CLORETS. 9hum *Terryn. incidentalBanbancount Terry Jvi is the name of a famous REG.TRADE MARK Famous since 1862 Spanish Conac. DISTRIBUTOR :0:- Maison George NAUDE A --- Page 14 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY MAY 18th NEW YORK INTERRATIONL ARPORT WALKING HER WAY TO Miss., who used a pedometer to the New York to Buenos ing the grand total for the New York. (2) Walking B. A. to clock her walking mile- Aires route, unlike the pas- trip: 260 miles. ber way in a Clipper cabin. age during one of her peri- sengers, do not fly directly And in anyone's book. 260 (3), Checking mileage in Rio It's many a mile from 'odic 15-day trips from New between the two cities, but miles is a long, long walk, de Janeiro On Copacabana New York to Buenos Aires, York to B. A. and back. stop at regular intervals as particularly when traveling Beach, (4) At Kilometer no matter how you travel High above the Atlantic, the crews are changed. by air. Zero in Buenos Aires. (5) and surprisingly it's a the Caribbean ahd the Thus to her air mileage, New Yore and round-trip long, long walk, even when mainland of South America, pretty Judy was able to add (1) Zero mileage is complete total mileage Judy clocked her cabin considerable ground mileage entered in Judy's in 160 you fly. log miles, mileage and found she'd as she went sight seeing in And if you make a few sauntered a mere total of San Juan, Puerto Rico, Be-g < < - < < XX < a stops along the 6,386 mile 124 while the Clippers she lem and Rio de Janeirog route you make a marathon travelled upon flew 12,772 Brazil, and B. A. She did so% Superior Eslablishments Use Superior Air Condidancer appear a piker when miles. Any casual air travel- much sight seeing that nows tionners. You it comes to wearing out the er who thinks pretty stew- she's beginning to worryg get this Exira Quality when you shoe leather. ardesses are along for the about the high cost of shoes, Buy ride is certainly wrong in for her pedometer showeds Those are the findings of Judy's books. her wanderlust put an addrg a Pan American World Air ticnal 117 miles on the WESTINGHOUSE ways stewardess, blonde Pan American World Air, plus 19 miles dancing Meridian, ways S Judy Reid, of stewardesses assigned rhumba in San Juan make AIR CONDITIONERS - Better Designed More Carefully Built Installed veitie by Experienced Engineers Enuobes vole Gnec Ce 4 a de meillawn Westinghouse deliver more cooling effect per Doflarg Invested AA1l NE AEE < < < < Do you live'under the shadow. PNEUS Of.MALARIAT ATLAS grip-Safe KILOMETRAGE MAXIMUM FORTE ENDURANCE GRANDE ECONOMIE SECURITE MAXIMUM 'PALUDRINE AS IS YGUR PROTECTION Demantes les ches voii Distnbultus (Esso) Obtainable from all chemists O.Ph.27 Manufactured by Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. SERVING HAITI FOR MOR E THAN THIRTY YEARS Distributors in Haiti-TRANS-WORLD TRADING CO., S.A Of.MALARIAT ATLAS grip-Safe KILOMETRAGE MAXIMUM FORTE ENDURANCE GRANDE ECONOMIE SECURITE MAXIMUM 'PALUDRINE AS IS YGUR PROTECTION Demantes les ches voii Distnbultus (Esso) Obtainable from all chemists O.Ph.27 Manufactured by Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. SERVING HAITI FOR MOR E THAN THIRTY YEARS Distributors in Haiti-TRANS-WORLD TRADING CO., S.A --- Page 15 --- SUNDAY. MAY 18th <HAITI SUN> WORTHY OF HIGH PRAISE room suite of local wood tain peasants are still anxi- youth will result in a rich and a bed spread of Haitian ous to have their children harvest not too many years fabric were also on display get a sound basis of xbook in the future Handcraft showing that our people learning> in addition to President Magloire showhave to Exhibit do not far afield skills. There was a Of go practical ed his acute interest in the tofind the raw materials display of all the rural rural school projects by per for the necessities of living. school text books, plus the sonally inaugurating the Ex The miniature Haitian Vil examination papers of the hibit last Sunday. Let us was one School the Rural lage of most pupils. Student paintings hope that the country at By Pupils popular items to the viewn hung on the walls. large will recognize the ers. And the display of All in all it gave Your valuable work now The Exhibit of Handcraft could turn out highly sale- agricultural products kept Reporter a good feeling done in the being next turned out by the Haitian able products. The embroid- mouths watering seldom a feeling that the present atr generation preparing of Haitians to Rural School pupils is sche- ery displays were proof that has Your Reporter seen tempt to nurture the bud- lead useful and productive duled to close its doors to- the Haitian girl has an eye such an array of tempting ding talents of our rural lives. day at the Military Club. both for colour and design. fruits, vegetables and flow- 9606061060606 XX XX < XX * X XX XXX But we feel that it is sO And the sewing exhibit lers worthwhile more people showed that she is well pre- Wall posters above the SNO ORDER TOO LARGE NO ORDER TOO SMALL should be given an oppor- pared to turn out inexpen- exhibits showed proper metunity to see it. We respect sive and durable clothes for thods of growing various fully suggest that Minister her future family. types of plants. There was Joseph Charles hold the Ex Furniture created by rural also a neat array of samples position open if possible garçons> was equally imt of the oils. juices and flour another week to give pressive. One school ex- produced by processing the Port au Princians the oppor- hibited a small table" and various Haitian 'products. tunity to see for themselves chairs made of <Bois Jaune> The Department of Nathe progress made in the the first time this parti- tional Education which orGovernment's Programme cular wood has been used ganized the exhibit did not of training rural youngsters in furniture making. A bed: overlook the fact that HaiEAA2ETE in useful arts and crafts. When Your Reporter belately paid his first visit to E the Exhibit Friday morning, he was both amazed at the skill shown by the young PRR E artisans and distressed at the YOU CANT ASK E thought that SO many people had missed the disJOUA secing FOR A FINER play. What a boost such young talent will give to the future WHISKY of Haiti's little industries upon which SO much of our THIS IS economy depends! Most im pressive to Your Reporter PERFECTION Queerdigess was the great progress made ALFRED DE MATEIS Fils in Ceramics some of the ITSELF Rue du as though designs looked Qaui Haiti could some day comHer i Myuis WE HAVE ALL THE BUILDING MATERLALS pete with Italy in that field. What a boost such young talent will give to the future WHISKY of Haiti's little industries upon which SO much of our THIS IS economy depends! Most im pressive to Your Reporter PERFECTION Queerdigess was the great progress made ALFRED DE MATEIS Fils in Ceramics some of the ITSELF Rue du as though designs looked Qaui Haiti could some day comHer i Myuis WE HAVE ALL THE BUILDING MATERLALS pete with Italy in that field. Majesiy Gueee Gt YOU RBOUIRE Especially attractive were E Our has been based quality of material, the plates with the colourful Scots fair growth and prompt and upon courteous service. heads of peasant women. QUEEN OF SCOTS prices Tel: 3770 or 3118 There were lamp stands - XXXXXX X - 3 A : X a X flower pots and a dozen other useful items all with Scoich Whisky true Haitian motifs in their design. P Hoontah The large room containOn Sale Everywhere ing the straw, sisal, bamboo LAJAT c CO. Distributors Arueze V/ and bead products also Rue du Centre NIESHAIONAS RO showed the nimbleness with P.O. Box 1086 Phone: 2793 Calan 2 which youthful fingers Corking ULIMUIS Macht E - C'est pourquoi -dans le monde entier, Cluly Sautiy Record Trench I de plus forts tonmages sont transportés Bax Spraute de - sur pneus poids lourds Goodyear que sur sisine CHotence estcautan lengartel Aevel pneus de toute autre marque E F.cs entrepreneurs decamionnage et deservices kilométrique - tout en assurant le meilleur autobns ent que les poids lourds service qu'on puisse attendre de pneus poids 000 year font preuve A maximum de lourds. Pour un maximum d'avantages onr et d'un maximum de rendement achetez des pneus poids lourds Goodyear! aa D HI- MILER ed'autres RIB emimdrt oad s THiand Rock Lus Grip- m Xtra Tred. CASINO F ARE AATTIT GOODYEAR RES ARADA M : ADSATY Nr : CNTe --- Page 16 --- <HAITI SUN SUNDAY. MAY 18th CELANESE CORP. GIVES HAITI GREAT PUBLICITY BOOST IN U.S. (Continued handles LOOK! from Page 1) ing Agency, which field. the Celanese Account sent a When the crew of photo- supply of bath towels to From January lst to graphers and models arriv- Madame Magloire for disMay lst 1952, ed in Haiti several months tribution among Haitian more than ago, she served in a cliai- Hospitals. The First Lady son> capacity arranging de- wrote the firm immediately tails of their brief but ex- expressing her personai tremely busy visit. thanks as well as the grati400 HAITIANS In appreciation for the tude of the Public Health courtesies and hospitality of Service and hospitalized pabecame proud owners oi fered by the Haitian, Gov- tients. a new ernment, the Celanese Cor- A print of the T. v.faporation sent a supply of its shion film made in Haiti Mrs. Vinton Btirns Madame Magloire, satin, crepe and sheer fab- plus the advertising bropresenti 720 to RADIO 7HILIPS' 1952 ric to Madame Magloire to chure for stores featuring tbe Celanese grft of materi al for tbe poor of La Salins. abecame proud owners oi fered by the Haitian, Gov- tients. a new ernment, the Celanese Cor- A print of the T. v.faporation sent a supply of its shion film made in Haiti Mrs. Vinton Btirns Madame Magloire, satin, crepe and sheer fab- plus the advertising bropresenti 720 to RADIO 7HILIPS' 1952 ric to Madame Magloire to chure for stores featuring tbe Celanese grft of materi al for tbe poor of La Salins. be used in her Charity work the <Haitian Holiday> show. models on the patio group of mannequins are Why are you not one of of the St, Francis Hotel, be- engaged in a flirtatious conthose happy people? side the pool at El Rancho versation with an admiring and on Fisherman's Wharf. navy officer. (A lot of adGo ioday to the Showroom Stores selling the <Hai- miring navy, officers DO hit of tian Holiday> clothes will port). have each item so labelled. They are also given several NOW IN U. S. blueprints for show- win- Two officials of the 4 Curacao dow displays designed to Haitian top Football Federation create a picture of Haiti as Alix Pasquet and William Trading' Co. an intriguing resort area. McIntosh left by PAA for One such display features a New York Tuesday morn beach scene with manne- ing. M. McIntosh will brush quins clustered around a up on the latest methods Wbere these Radios are hat marchand. Another used by Pan American offiexbibited features a Haitian Holiday ces in the United States. poster mounted on a white And Lt. Pasquet will be You will be offered a de- Along witb tbe material displayed above tbere were also beaverboard with a red roof. wall. A large topped bas- chiefly problems busying concerning himself with monsiration for several bospital towels, a gift of the Ellington Advertising Agen ket of Haitian fruit is in the Stadium being built at Park the days without heing under cy. foreground. Right center, a Leconte. any obligation. <The Best Cement at the sent for poor. The fabric clothes were also byl Qualiy which was presented to the the Agency. the Lowest possible cosb 4f First Lady by Mrs. Burns It is a mighty temptingl ALLEN & BAUSSAN: Curacao last Tuesday will be sold bit of publicity for Our Re to raise money for the peo- public. The coast-to-coast offer their Trading" Co. ple of La Saline. advertising campaign fea-l Madame Magloire's gra- tures five items for a tropi-l cious letter of thanks reads cal vacation designed by thel as follows: well-known Frances Sider. Telephones: 2729 : 2040; Each of the travel costumes' 2130 : 3384 National Palace, were featured in a full PONCE May 3, 1952. colour advertisement in pagel Dear Sirs: thel Tbrougb Mrs. Burns, I May issue of Holiday Magarj bave received with great zine. One shows a pleasure, the of fab- model descending from E rics wbich you supply bave sent me plane at the Port au Princel to aid the inbabitants of La airfield under a headline Saline. 'reading WING YOUR 0 a * WAY TO A HAITIAN 1 give you my deepest HOLIDAY> The advertise-l 94 BS NE thanks for aimable ment goes on to say: aJustl gift wbicb .ifte be of great 8 flight-bours from Newp CEMENTO belp to the Work tbat I di- Yorke lies tbis jascinatingg rect. Tbose wbo will bene- and fastr-growing Republi fi from your generosity que d'Haiti. 1i offers a will assuredly be lastingly wide choice of activities - grateful. and a multitude of pictures-) IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 PORTLAND CEMENT Please acept, Dear Sirs, que settings in wbicb yourys STANDARD HYDRAULICKES NET 6 PLY my sincere best wishes. wardrobe will look 115 OFFICE: MTTC BLDG. EXPOSITION Mme. Yolette P. best.> Varietz The Ellington Magloire. -growing Republi fi from your generosity que d'Haiti. 1i offers a will assuredly be lastingly wide choice of activities - grateful. and a multitude of pictures-) IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 PORTLAND CEMENT Please acept, Dear Sirs, que settings in wbicb yourys STANDARD HYDRAULICKES NET 6 PLY my sincere best wishes. wardrobe will look 115 OFFICE: MTTC BLDG. EXPOSITION Mme. Yolette P. best.> Varietz The Ellington Magloire. Advertis- Other colour picturest Port-au-Prince Tel : 2387 FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES, THE WORLD FOR EVERY Batan OCCASION